Fine Arts -

Entertainment

• Arizona Opera Company (520) 293-4336
• This state-wide professional company features internationally acclaimed conductors and composers in five productions a year. The season runs Oct.-Apr. with performances in the Tucson Music Hall.

• Arizona Theatre Company (520) 622-2823
• Arizona's leading professional theater company. Performances Tues.-Sun., Sept.-May, at the Temple of Music & Art.

• Casino Del Sol 1-800-344-9435
• The AVA Ampitheater at Casino Del Sol hosts top entertainers in a beautiful open-air venue.

• Live Theater Workshop (520) 327-4242
• Live Theatre Workshop provides performance and education to entertain, enlighten and uplift our community and to develop theatrical talent.

• Rialto Theater (520) 740-0126
• The historic Rialto hosts a broad array of performers and talent, including rock bands, jam bands, comedians, heavy metal, hip hop, film, jazz, flamenco, country, skiffle - you name it, they've hosted it.

• Tucson Symphony Orchestra (520) 882-8585
• Established in 1929, the Tucson Symphony is the oldest orchestra in the Southwest. Concert series includes classics, pops, masterworks, ensemble and just-for-kids concerts.

• UApresents (520) 621-3364
• UApresents brings the highest quality Broadway, classical music, world music, dance, jazz, and family performances to Tucson. Performances Sept.–May, most at Centennial Hall, located on the University of Arizona campus.

Art Museums & Galleries

• Center for Creative Photography (520) 621-7968 - 1030 N. Olive Rd., Tucson, AZ 85721
• A world-class photography archive museum and research center offering changing exhibitions, a library, and reservations for print viewing from the collection of more than 80,000 fine prints. Museum store. Open Mon.–Fri. 9 a.m.–5 p.m., weekends noon–5 p.m.

• DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun  (520) 299-9191 - 6300 N. Swan Rd., Tucson, AZ 85718
• DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun is a legendary landmark of Southwestern art and architecture created by Arizona artist Ted DeGrazia. A national historic district, the 10-acre Foothills retreat includes the adobe gallery, gift shop, Mission in the Sun, DeGrazia’s former home and gravesite. Free admission. Open daily 10–4.

• Gallery at 6th & 6th (520) 903-0650 - 439 N. 6th Ave., Tucson, AZ 85705
• The only Tucson gallery featuring mid-century American Modernists as well as contemporary artists continuing that tradition. Artists include: Ralph Rosenborg, Bohdan Osyczka, Sal Sirugo, Ralph Iwamoto, Ludvic, and the estates of Ulfert Wilke and Michio Takayama. Located downtown in the Warehouse Arts District.

• Gallery West (520) 529-7002 -  6420 N. Campbell Ave., Tucson, AZ 85718
• An exquisite gallery in the foothills. Antique and new American Indian art, textiles, baskets, pottery, kachinas, jewelry, and paintings. Also, Plains beadwork from the 1800s.

• Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block (520) 624-2333 - 140 N. Main Ave., Tucson, AZ 85701
• Blending the traditional with the inventive, the museum presents original and traveling exhibitions with a focus on Art of the American West, Latin American Art, and Modern and Contemporary Art. The historic block features five distinctive properties that provide visitors with a unique look into Tucson’s past.

• Tucson Pima Arts Council (520) 624-0595 - 10 E Broadway, #106, Tucson, AZ 85701
• The Arts Council fosters artistic expression, educational development and the economic growth of our diverse community by supporting, promoting and advocating for arts and culture.

• The University of Arizona Museum of Art (520) 621-7567 - 1031 N. Olive Rd., Tucson, AZ 85721
• The University's expansive collection of more than 4,000 pieces includes works by Rembrandt, Picasso, Lipchitz and O'Keefe.

For more things to do in the Tucson area, visit http://www.visittucson.org/.